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an Everest of French pop
Tracklist & Credits - Impulse
and lays out entirely on the ruminative piano-bass duet “Barb’s Song to the Wizard” performed by Hancock and Ron Carter which closes the album
which featured his memorable tune “Mystic Brew” that would later reach the ears of hip-hop fans around the world when A Tribe Called Quest sampled the track as the foundation of “Electric Relaxation” on their 1994 album Midnight Marauders
Stanley Turrentine with The Three Sounds: Blue Hour LP (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) '-herb-ellis an Everest of French popBlue Note, 1961 Alfred Lions inspired idea to pair tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine with The Three Soundsthe trio featuring pianist Gene Harris, bassist Andrew Simpkins, and drummer Bill Dowdyon 1960s Blue Hour produced one of most deeply soulful hard bop outings in the Blue Note catalog. Both Turrentine and The Three Sounds were in the early days of their lengthy associations with the label at the time, the saxophonist having just recorded his
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